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I'll start a thread with pics, because I do not know which are easter eggers, and which are olive eggers. Not sure if they can be differentiated, but if anyone can help, it will be the members here! I totally love their little personalities.

That is very close to what I have been doing. I have been freezing a gallon jug of water and putting it in the coop with a small fan on it. It seems to cool the air in the immediate vicinity just a bit, and they drink the cold condensation on the side of the bottle. I am going to be freezing...

Everyone is still alive, alert, active, and eating well. I pulled the probiotic. The next day I saw a dark brown, not quite as watery. Not seeing any evidence of what I saw before now. Next challenge is how to keep cool. We are going to get to 99 and 100 here over the weekend and early next...

Thank you. I am going to assume that after changing things back, it may take a day or two for baby to get back to normal. Now I just have to cross my fingers they do.

I think that is the plan. Thank you for all the info. I am going to remove the probiotic, as that is the only change from all happy and healthy, to at least one not being so. I know probiotics can cause diarrhea in some dogs, so maybe it just didn't agree with someone. I sterilized their...

If my math is correct, 3/4 a teaspoon of Corid to one gallon of water?

The chicks get save-a-chick electorlytes in a small waterer, and regular filtered water in a larger one. They did drink a lot yesterday, even tho it was not near as hot as it has been. The only real change in diet, was adding save-a-chick probiotic to the same water as the electrolytes. I ran...

I did not see any blood in the water. Just a brown watery substance. It was translucent, not cloudy at all. I didn't think to get a pick before I wiped up what I could find with an antibacterial wipe. I got them from Ideal Hatchery in Texas, and those instructions said to immediately start them...

This morning when I went to open up all the coop windows and put feed in for the babies, I noticed a brown watery substance on one of the roosting bars and ladder. There is no fecal matter in it, just all water. I assume this is watery diarrhea from at least one chick. Only one place on the bar...